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AFRO Exclusive: Op-Ed: "A Battle Has Ended -- Now It’s Time To Win The War" | Afro

By Bishop Dwayne Royster and Rev. Michael-Ray Mathews After four years of living in a nightmare - a nightmare in which we saw issues of white supremacy, immigration, gun violence, and healthcare catch on fire day after day, leaving in its wake irreparable damage to families and communities - it seems as if we are […]

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